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Special Photographic Charters
Exodus are delighted to be offering two landmark departures. Any expedition to Spitzbergen or Antarctica is always memorable but these promise to be particularly special. Spitzbergen 28 June `08 (page 24)
This is a whole charter led by Paul Goldstein. It will push the boat out in terms of hours on deck and in the Zodiacs. Paul has an intimate knowledge of the Svalbard archipelago and is an award-winning photographer and he intends to put this to good use for those on board. Those who have joined him on expeditions to other parts of the world will know that this will entail early rises and long hours ashore. If you're serious about your wildlife photography you'll be kicking yourself if you miss this departure. Simon Calder, author, travel editor of the Independent and BBC presenter will also be on board. As THE authority on all
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Island where 100,000 adelies reside before setting off for the continent. With expertise like this on board anyone interested in wilderness, wildlife or steepening their photographic learning
Angie Scott
curve should seriously consider coming aboard. Jonathan and Angie Scott - Both have worked with Exodus many times in the poles and Africa. Presenter of Big Cat, Elephant and Chimp Diary, Jonathan and his wife Angie bring an enviable inventory of experience and photography tips on board. Both are outstanding photographers in their own right and are the only couple who have won the cherished BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year accolade. Andrew Chastney is the film editor of Planet Earth and has a lengthy masthead of wildlife film-making. All passengers on board will receive a DVD edited by him. Mark Carwardine is a regular feature writer for BBC Wildlife magazine and specialises in whales. He is also a superb photographer who regularly sits as chairman of the judges in the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. Chris Packham is a familiar face on the BBC for many
Mark Carwardine Andrew Chastney
matters in travel, he and Paul will present a series of special talks, tips and tall stories from around the globe during the quieter moments on board.
Paul Goldstein
Antarctic, Falklands & South Georgia 25 November `08 (pages 12-13)
This is a unique opportunity to travel on Antarctica's most spectacular voyage in the company of a very special collection of wildlife experts. The early season date guarantees stunning ice, and if we are lucky penguins on ice. Alongside Paul Goldstein will be Jonathan and Angie Scott, Andrew Chastney, Mark Carwardine and Chris Packham. This early season departure will have more time with the
documentaries. Probably one of the finest birders on the planet. Like Mark, Chris has guided in many areas of the world and brings knowledge, no little humour and obscure eighties fashion aboard.
Simon Calder
rookeries on South Georgia and concentrate on the huge bergs of the Weddell Sea as well as hopefully getting in at Paulet
Chris Packham
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